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A fundraiser for the Clan Mothers Healing Village called Fashion as Activism: Intergenerational Mending
 took place at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, Man., Friday, May 9, 2025. The event showcased an all Indigenous line-up of local fashion designers as a way to work together to end the violence against indigenous women and Two-Spirit peoples. The Clan Mothers Healing Village will be located on 138-acres of lakefront property in Belair, Man. The event showcased an all Indigenous line-up of local fashion designers as a way to work together to end the violence against indigenous women and Two-Spirit peoples. Event emcee Nicole Dubé (second from far right) is pictured with fashion models Kimberly Mason (right), Charisma Mason (second from far left) and Amy McPherson of Fashion Ikwe Designs (left).

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BROOK JONES/FREE PRESS A fundraiser for the Clan Mothers Healing Village called Fashion as Activism: Intergenerational Mending took place at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, Man., Friday, May 9, 2025. The event showcased an all Indigenous line-up of local fashion designers as a way to work together to end the violence against indigenous women and Two-Spirit peoples. The Clan Mothers Healing Village will be located on 138-acres of lakefront property in Belair, Man. The event showcased an all Indigenous line-up of local fashion designers as a way to work together to end the violence against indigenous women and Two-Spirit peoples. Event emcee Nicole Dubé (second from far right) is pictured with fashion models Kimberly Mason (right), Charisma Mason (second from far left) and Amy McPherson of Fashion Ikwe Designs (left).

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BROOK JONES/FREE PRESS
A fundraiser for the Clan Mothers Healing Village called Fashion as Activism: Intergenerational Mending
 took place at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, Man., Friday, May 9, 2025. The event showcased an all Indigenous line-up of local fashion designers as a way to work together to end the violence against indigenous women and Two-Spirit peoples. The Clan Mothers Healing Village will be located on 138-acres of lakefront property in Belair, Man. The event showcased an all Indigenous line-up of local fashion designers as a way to work together to end the violence against indigenous women and Two-Spirit peoples. Event emcee Nicole Dubé (second from far right) is pictured with fashion models Kimberly Mason (right), Charisma Mason (second from far left) and Amy McPherson of Fashion Ikwe Designs (left).

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